· 3/30/1936
Sugar Institute, Inc. v. United States
Citations
- 297 U.S. 553
- 56 S. Ct. 629
- 80 L. Ed. 859
- 1936 U.S. LEXIS 540
How courts have described this case
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- noting that steps taken to secure “adherence, without deviation, to the prices and terms ... announced” violate § 1 of the Sherman Act
- noting that “steps taken to secure adherence, without deviation, to prices and terms ... announced” violate § 1
- explaining that “steps . . . to secure adherence, without deviation, to prices and terms . . . announced” are illegal
- holding unlawful an agreement to adhere to previously announced prices and terms of sale even though the particular prices and terms were not themselves fixed by private agreement
- affirming district court's remedial decree requiring public dissemination of the information gathered
- “steps ... to secure adherence, without deviation, to prices and terms ... announced” are illegal
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Judges: Hughes, Stone, Sutherland
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